With the holidays here, it’s time to say a quick thanks to all of you who have stuck with this blog for well over 6 years.
Earlier this month, the ABA Journal — the flagship publication of the American Bar Association — once again named this blog as one of the best law blogs in
2010 had to have been a mistake.
2011 was the time they forgot to update their 2010 list.
So what about 2012? Well, could it be that this little blog from Connecticut actually deserves to be on the ABA Journal’s Blawg 100 as one of the best law blogs in the
It’s the middle of the political season. And you know what that means, a request to vote.
No, not for the Presidential election (though I’ll have more on that next month).
But for the ABA Journal’s Blawg 100 nominations which end on September 7th.
For three years running, this blog has been named to the
“King of the Geeks.”
That is how one of my law partners has fondly referred to my appearance on the American Bar Association (ABA) Journal “Blawg 100” the last two years. (The Blawg 100 is a list of the “top 100” blogs for lawyers.)
Yesterday, the
For the last two years, I’ve been really fortunate (and grateful) to have this blog named to the ABA Journal’s Blawg 100 – representing some of the best law blogs out there. This year’s nomination process has begun and the ABA Journal is soliciting entries in the next edition. I’d be grateful if you took
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I‘ve previously told you about the ABA Journal Blawg 100 and how this blog has been named to that list for the second year in a row. (Since 1500-2000 of you visit each day, there’s a lot of you that haven’t yet voted. It’s free and it takes just a minute to do so
Back in 2007, when I started this blog, the idea of being recognized as one of the best legal blogs in the country would have been a bit of wishful thinking. After all, there are literally THOUSANDS of such blogs in existence.
Flash Forward to 2009: The Connecticut Employment Law Blog has been named to the ABA Journal’s